“Jordan is an excellent leader and exactly what our great state needs. His work ethic is unmatched. He serves those in the Utah House with thoughtfulness, compassion, and intelligence. He brings people together and ensures that the southwest valley is powerfully represented in each legislative session. ”
REPRESENTATIVE KERA BIRKELAND
Get to Know Jordan
Jordan grew up in South Jordan. He attended Welby Elementary, Elk Ridge Middle School, and Bingham and Riverton High Schools. He graduated with honors from Brigham Young University in Political Science and Philosophy and later received his Juris Doctor from the J. Reuben Clark Law School at BYU. He has experience working on international legal reform all around the world. He currently works on managing and negotiating complex legal agreements for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Jordan was elected to the Utah Legislature in 2020. He has championed and passed a number of significant pieces of legislation on topics such as higher education free speech, election reform, criminal justice reform, and digital innovation to name a few. He was appointed to House Leadership and chairs a number of important committees.
Jordan is the oldest of eight children. He and his wife, Aliona, have three kids who are busy with soccer, basketball, and gymnastics. The Teuscher’s love to travel, work together in the yard, and attend sporting events.
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📣 Endorsement Announcement 📣
I’m honored to have the support of South Jordan Mayor Dawn Ramsey in my campaign for re-election! Mayor Ramsey has been an incredible leader for South Jordan, and I’ve deeply appreciated her partnership in tackling the challenges our community faces. Together, we’ve worked to address key issues like transportation, responsible growth, and creating a better future for all who call South Jordan home.
Thank you, Mayor Ramsey, for your support and for everything you do for South Jordan!
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This morning, I had the pleasure of visiting Herriman High School alongside JSD Board Member Bryce Dunford, Associate Superintendent Mike Anderson, and Principal Todd Quarnberg. I truly appreciate the opportunity to meet with students, teachers, and administrators, and to learn more about the great successes and challenges they are experiencing. As a graduate of the Jordan School District, I’m personally invested in the success of our schools and am committed to working together to ensure their continued success. Thanks to everyone for making this visit so insightful!
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Thank you for visiting; You are continually willing to engage with our schools and I am so grateful for your willingness;
As a father, brother, and coach, I’ve seen firsthand how sports shape the character and confidence of our young women. Protecting the integrity of girls' sports is about ensuring that they have a fair chance to compete on a level playing field. Let’s stand up for common sense, fairness, and the future of women’s sports.The Biden-Harris administration is failing our female athletes. The NCAA is failing our female athletes.
If we want to restore fairness and common sense to women’s sports, we need to stand up for what’s right.
Read: www.deseret.com/opinion/2024/10/03/blaire-fleming-volleyball-san-jose-state-utah-forfeit/
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Standing up for what's right means supporting Blaire Fleming
It was an honor to attend the Hispanic Heritage Congressional Recognition Ceremony at the Capitol this week! We celebrated the incredible contributions of 41 remarkable individuals for their service to our communities, including two outstanding recipients from District 44. Congratulations to all the awardees! A special thanks to Congressman Burgess Owens and his amazing team for organizing such a meaningful event. It was a great reminder of the rich diversity and talent that strengthens our state and nation.
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Today, I had the pleasure of meeting with Dr. Greg Peterson, the new president of Salt Lake Community College (SLCC). We had a great conversation about SLCC's incredible successes, as well as the challenges it faces. President Peterson shared his inspiring vision to elevate SLCC from a good community college to a truly great one.
With nearly 50,000 students across 8 campuses in our county, as well as a large number of high school students taking concurrent enrollment courses, SLCC plays a vital role in shaping the future of our community. I'm excited to see the positive impact President Peterson's leadership will bring to SLCC and our region!
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This morning’s quarterly townhall at Bingham Creek Library was a fantastic opportunity to connect with so many of you and discuss the issues that matter most to our community. Thank you to Senator Lincoln Fillmore and Representative Susan Pulsipher for their great service and thoughtful answers. I also want to thank Mayor Dirk Burton for hosting the event, as well as Tracy Miller and Doug Fiefia for their participation--I look forward to serving with them in the House.
We covered a wide range of topics, from phones in schools to transportation needs for our district, and how we can continue to enhance the quality of life for our community. I appreciated hearing your concerns, suggestions, and ideas — your input is vital in helping us better represent you and tackle the challenges we face.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to attend and share your perspectives. These open discussions strengthen our community and guide us in making informed decisions. If you couldn’t make it, please feel free to reach out to me directly — I’m always happy to hear from you.
Looking forward to continuing these important conversations!
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